new student in Gorden college

nevergonnagiveup · Jul 27, 2009

i didn't attend gordon, but i visited there and spoke with the dean regarding the program. i was very impressed on how polite and informative she was. i was also impressed with the professionalism of the staff of the nursing program. i heard it's a pretty decent school and they have a great nursing program. the only reason why i declined on attending was the 1.5 hour commute one way to the school with no traffic.

i think if you want the best information about the program, you schedule an appointment with one of the nursing staff, like i said; they were really nice and answered all my questions. good luck!

mian · Jul 27, 2009

thanks 4 reply ..i know gorden college is the best ,but i m not.......

nevergonnagiveup · Jul 27, 2009

Gotta keep a positive attitude-if not, you're already defeated before you even get started.

phrozenone · Jul 27, 2009

I agree, the best thing for you to do at this point would be to stop by the nursing department and speak with the admissions rep in the front office. She can tell you everything you will need to know. STAY POSITIVE!!!!!! The only thing you can do is just do your best and try!! :yeah:

ladside, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN · Aug 16, 2009

Have you taken any college courses yet?

mian · Aug 16, 2009

no ,this is my first semster,I m taking A&p ,english 101 ,college and algebra .

ladside, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN · Aug 16, 2009

Be prepared to write essays in English 1101 and 1102. A&P is recommended widely by many before us that it be taken by itself unless you just reaaaalllllly love biology. I feel the same way about College Algebra (I'm not a math person at all!!!) So, I've been taking everything else and saving A&P for a semester all its own as well as ANY KIND of math. That's just my take on it. However, I would recommend taking an elective (something more pleasant) along with A&P and then an elective along with a math course. There again, that's just making life easier for me. Everyone has a different take on what they find challenging or devastating as opposed what they find as common-sense courses. Good luck to you! I've been at Gordon for what is about to be my third semester and I love it there (and I have grandchildren!!!) So, if I can survive, your life will be a cinch there!